(F) Mendelian Disorders Flashcards
Mendelian Disorders
Which is not true:
A. Each person carries 5-8 deleterious genes
B. Mutation in single gene only with minimal effects
C. Majority of the disorders are familial
D. Other Mendelian disorders are de novo
E. NOTA
B (large effects)
MENDELIAN DISORDERS
Three patterns of transmittance:
Autosomal dominant
Autosomal recessive
X-linked
Almost all sex-linked are recessive
TOF. Penetrance is expressed in
mathematical terms.
T
TOF. 50% penetrance indicates that 100% of
those who carry the gene express the
trait.
F (both 50%)
1:1
TOF. If a trait is seen in all individuals carrying the mutant gene but is expressed differently among individuals, the phenomenon is called chosen expressivity.
F (variable expressivity)
Identify pattern
Origin: Do not affect parents, may manifest in sibling
AR
Identify pattern
Some are de novo in gametes
AD
Identify pattern
Clinical: Modified by variation in PENETRANCE and EXPRESSIVITY; M=F
AD
Which is not true about X-Linked
A. All daughters are carriers
B. Almost all are recessive
C. Expressed in MALES
D. It’s onset is depends on the disease
E. NOTA
E
X-Linked
Type of Protein
Enzyme or Structural proteins
AD
Type of Protein
Non-enzyme proteins;
membrane receptors and Structural proteins
AR
Type of Protein
Enzyme proteins
Identify pattern
More uniform expression, commonly with complete penetrance
AR
TOF. The age of onset in AD is delayed while AR is early.
T
AD, AR or X-linked
Deletion
All
AD, AR or X-linked
non-functional
AR
AD, AR or X-linked
missense mutation; LOF, GOF
AD
AD, AR or X-linked
insertions, non-sense mutations
X
AD, AR or X-linked
They only manifest when homozygous.
AR
TOF. In Autosomal Dominant disorders, only ONE ALLELE needs to have the mutation for the autosomal dominant disorder to manifest.
T
It only takes one allele.
AD, AR or X-linked
→ Duchene Muscular Dystrophy
X-Linked
AD, AR or X-linked
Hemophilia B
X
AD, AR or X-linked
Ehlers-Danlos
AD
They can be transmitted through AR fashion, or sex as a sex-linked disorder.
AD, AR or X-linked
Marfan syndrome
AD
AD, AR or X-linked
Lysosomal Storage Disease
AR
AD, AR or X-linked
Mucopolysaccharidosis
AR
AD, AR or X-linked
Familial Hypercholesterolemia
AD
AD, AR or X-linked
Cystic fibrosis
AR
AD, AR or X-linked
Hereditary Spherocytosis
AD
AD, AR or X-linked
Glycogenosis
AR
Marfan Syndrome
Except:
A. FBN2 on 5q23.31
B. FBNI on 15q21.1
C. fibrillin I protein
D. COL5A1
E. NOTA
D
Marfan Syndrome
The Fibrilin I protein crated from the FBNI gene provides skeleton on which trophoelastin
is deposited to form?
Elastic fibers
Marfan Syndrome
Appearance except:
A. Long extremities
B. Dolichocephaly
C. Prominent supraorbital ridges
D. Pectus excavatum
E. NOTA
E
Marfan Syndrome
Appearance except:
A. Spinal deformity
B. Pigeon-breast deformity
C. Bilateral subluxation
D. Single joints
E. NOTA
D (double joints)
Marfan Syndrome
What do you call when when the left the ventricle contracts, a portion of the blood goes back to the left atrium?
mitral valve prolapse
Marfan Syndrome
TOF. Aneurysm of ascending aorta can result to competence of the aortic valve.
F (incompetence)
MArfann Syndrome
The incompetence if the aortic valve is caused by?
aneurysm of the ascending aorta
Marfan Syndrome
Mitral valve prolapse creates a volume overload in what part of the heart?
Left ventricle
Marfan Syndrome
increase in the size of individual muscle fibers in the heart is a condition called?
hypertrophy
continuous process of overload, this can result to Heart Failure (HF)
Abraham Lincoln has a condition called?
Marfan Syndrome